Abstract
We discuss the limitations of the high-low CV technique in evaluating the interface trap density (DIT) in MOS samples with a large time constant dispersion, as occurs in silicon carbide (SiC). We show that the high-low technique can seriously underestimate DIT for samples with large time constant dispersion, even if elevated temperatures are used to extend the range of validity.
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